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Get to Getu!
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- 4 January 2012
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Instructional Climbing Books: A Review
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- 4 November 2011
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Whether you’re just starting out at rock climbing, or a seasoned veteran looking to refresh your mind on a few long forgotten techniques; instructional books are a great tool that many climbers have benefited from. However, with over 70 titles to choose from amongst rock climbing techniques books alone the choice can be a bit overwhelming!
Silvapark Bouldering, Austria
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- 14 October 2011
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Situated on the flanks of Ballunspitze, in the Silvretta Alps of the Austrian Tirol, Silvapark is best known for its extensive ski massif, above the typically Alpine villages of Wirl and neighboring Galtür. In recent years its fantastic wealth of bouldering, in a beautiful setting, has brought it to the attention of the worlds climbing scene...
Sport Climbing in Antalya, Olympos
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- 29 September 2011
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Sport Climbing in Antalya, Geyikbayiri
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- 22 September 2011
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Antalya, in south west Turkey, has become an increasingly popular sport climbing destination, thanks to reasonable prices, good winter weather and, of course, a wealth of top drawer bolted rock climbs. This is the first of two fact file style articles, each focusing on the two main centres of interest.
Grotte des Branches, Ardèche Sport Climbing
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- 26 August 2011
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Dinas Rock - South Wales Sport
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- 18 August 2011
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Dinas Rock is a superb limestone sport crag in close proximity to Swansea, offering a varied selection of over 100 sports routes on a clean, compact and user friendly cliff face. The crag also features almost 50 boulder problems (including links), making a fine destination for both visiting and local climbing athletes alike.
Ardnamurchan Climbing
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- 7 August 2011
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Ardnamurchan is another ‘off the beaten track’ destination which wasn’t developed until the late nineties. Although no longer the preserve of locals it does take some effort to reach. For those prepared to make the extra 2 hours plus drive from Glencoe the rewards are perfect rock, fantastic climbing and amazing landscapes.
Baume Rousse: Sport Climbing
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- 5 August 2011
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Ambongdolan, Benguet Bouldering
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- 29 July 2011
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